The Directorate General of National Security of Algeria (DGSN) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United Kingdom’s Home Office.
India Today on MSN
Your tongue could flag illness before symptoms appear. Here's how
Scientists have identified the tongue as a unique biometric marker with diagnostic potential. This discovery could transform ...
Behavioral Signals started as a project within SAIL (Signal Analysis and Interpretation Labs) examining concepts like emotion ...
Regula, a global developer of identity verification (IDV) solutions and forensic devices, has released an analysis of five major 2025 cyber incidents showing a clear shift: identity data -- from ID ...
North Carolina residents lost a whopping $28,949,521 to personal data breach scams in 2024, according to CNC Intelligence. For perspective, that’s about $262,081 in losses for every 100,000 residents ...
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New forensic method reveals prints after a gun is fired
For decades, investigators have treated fired bullets and casings as nearly hopeless surfaces for fingerprints, assuming the blast of heat and pressure wiped away the most telling traces of who pulled ...
Assam has emerged as the first state in the country to operationalise the Measurement Collection Unit (MCU) mechanism under the Criminal Procedure Identification Act, 2022, in a significant step towar ...
It was a predictable outcome of an industry that still thinks about security in terms of incident response, forensic reports, ...
Fingerprint Cards AB (FPC) has introduced FPC AllKey Ultra FIDO, a biometric hardware platform developed with jNet Secure to help OEMs and enterprises bring FIDO2 security tokens to market more ...
Regulatory reform often moves slowly, but in the financial crime domain it can also act as a powerful catalyst. The UK is now at a critical regulatory crossroads, where decisions around digital ...
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The new forensic trick that reveals fingerprints after a gun is fired
F orensic scientists have long regarded fingerprints on fired bullet casings as a lost cause. The extreme heat and pressure ...
Since the dawn of modern fingerprinting, lifting prints from bullet casings has been thought to be impossible due to damage caused by the intense temperatures, gas, and friction of firing a gun. A new ...
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